A new batch of games has been accepted on Steam Greenlight
La-Mulana! Akaneiro! Leisure Suit Larry! Kentucky Route Zero!
The fourth batch of games - and second batch of software - has been accepted on Steam Greenlight, and it contains some real killers.
La-Mulana is a 2D exploration-heavy Metroidvania game that's a bit like a cross between Dark Souls and Fez for people who thought both those games were too easy. It's kind of brilliant.
Akaneiro: Demon Hunters is American McGee's latest free-to-play joint at his China-based studio Spicy Horse. It recently went into open beta last week and also has a Kickstarter so it can realise it's full potential. It's nearly halfway to its $200,000 goal with 18 days to go.
Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards: Reloaded was a Kickstarter-funded success that will see series creator Al Lowe team up with Journey composer Austin Wintory, naturally.
Beyond that, Cardboard Computer's lonely episodic point-and-click bluegrass ballad Kentucky Route Zero - which just released its first episode last week - made the cut due to being an Independent Games Festival Main Competition finalists, as did quirky evolution-gone-awry physics-based puzzler Incredipede.
The full list of newly greenlit titles is below:
- Akaneiro: Demon Hunters
- Asylum
- DLC Quest
- Eador. Masters of the Broken World
- La-Mulana
- Leisure Suit Larry
- MaK
- The Age of Decadence
- Unepic
- War For The Overworld
IGF Finalists:
- Kentucky Route Zero
- Incredipede
Non-game software:
- articy:draft | Game Design Tool
- GroBoto - Modeling App